A cushy way to outshine among your peers

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While standing before the mirror, you may have probably noticed appalling signs of skin degeneration, pigmentation or lifelessness. This is a confluence of inimical conditions that crop up silently day after day. Dark circles, dryness, dead or sagging skin, wrinkles and sun damages, among other harbingers, may be symptomatic of some sort of failure of the body to cope with stress, fatigue, anxiety or other external factors to which we are all inescapably exposed to at one time or another. Yet, most importantly, those indicators should be construed as the body's peculiar and unique way of pointing that immediate intervention is required to address those unsolved complications. Come what may, however, nature will always detain in its uterus the clues of our everlasting resplendence and health.

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[...] It also restores the skin's softness and elasticity and largely contributes to covering the impress of those hideous epidermal fissures. Perhaps, in order for the healing process to be totally satisfactory, it would be recommended to mix one tablespoon of honey with one egg and a few drops of almond or olive oil in order to reinvigorate and help reinforce the natural resiliency of the outer skin layers. Basically, it is the inherent antioxidant properties of honey, which facilitate the healing process in those particular cases. [...]

[...] In more concrete terms, topical application of honey on injuries and infected areas of the skin contributes to quarantining and sterilizing those wounds and therefore promotes the process of complete and irreversible recovery. Interestingly, the softness with which honey operates on bruises and inflammatory diseases contributes to a large extent to toning down the salience of possible scars left on the skin right afterwards. Research conducted recently, in this connection, by a team of experts at the University of Bonn amazingly succeeded in demonstrating the full potential of honey to treat those wounds which standardized medication avowedly fails to deal with. [...]

[...] Lemon juice, together with honey, may also be helpful in this respect, especially in the case of greasy or oily skin (which by the way constitutes a fertile ground and an important catalyst for the outbreak of acne). And yet, this is far from being everything. Indeed, honey is also known as a natural humectant, owing to its notable capacity to retain moisture, which property makes it especially suitable for dry and chapped skin treatment. The latter skin disorders are largely ascribed to a confluence of unpropitious external phenomena, ranging from extreme cold, scorching heat waves and long exposures to sunlight to frequent hand washing with soap and water and repetitive handling of particular objects. [...]

[...] A cushy way to outshine among your peers While standing before the mirror, you may have probably noticed appalling signs of skin degeneration, devitalization or lifelessness, which a confluence of inimical conditions renders uncontrollably salient day after day. Dark circles, dry, dead or sagging skin, wrinkles and sun damages, among other harbingers, may be symptomatic of some sort of bodily failure to cope with stress, fatigue, anxiety or other external factors to which we're all inescapably exposed at one time or another. [...]

[...] Instead, the answer to all this lies simply in our mode of thinking, our understanding of the French expression ‘savoir vivre' as well as and the powerfulness of the initial motivation which is meant essentially to buttress our dedication and eagerness. Beyond doubt, combating emotional eating is an arduous and onerous task, which entails much resistance, strength and determination. That's why it is primordial to modulate our thoughts and lifestyle in accordance with the requisites of the journey on which we are decided to embark. Fixing a number of objectives from the very outset is a primary condition needed to maintain our enthusiasm level up in the course of this novel experience. [...]